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"The problem is that the ideas aren't particularly revolutionary." There aren't really many more "revolutionary" ideas anyways. Sometimes all it takes is to f
by WellDressed 12y ago
"The problem is that the ideas aren't particularly revolutionary." There aren't really many more "revolutionary" ideas anyways. Sometimes all it takes is to find something that's already been done and find a way to improve it. Look at Nest Thermostat, Slack, Evernote, etc. The great thing about going after a market that's already got customers is that you don't have to validate a need, because the market is already there.
- aswerty 12y agoYeah I guess one of the things I was thinking about doing has already been validated by the market. It's just how I'd like to offer it is different, a pay for what you want/use model as opposed to fixed price. I guess it follows the logic of you should only have to pay for what you use, not what you could potentially use.